Thanks to some quick thinking by someone in Bryce Harper’s camp, Under Armour can now cash in on the “clown question” phenomenon.
According to Comcast SportsNet, Harper revealed on Thursday that Under Armour, with whom he has an endorsement deal, will be selling t-shirts bearing the phrase that is clearly destined to live on forever.
A quick search of the U.S. Patent and Trademark database reveals that the day after he uttered the phrase “That’s a clown question, bro,” Harper (or more likely someone on his clearly savvy management team) applied for the trademark in Harper’s name for “wearing apparel, namely, shirts, t-shirts, sweatshirts, jackets, pants, shorts, hats, visors, gloves, shoes.”
Which means that one day soon, you may be able to rock “clown question” from head to toe.
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